"specific judge" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is used to refer to a particular judge who is being talked about or mentioned in a sentence. Example: The case has been assigned to a specific judge who is known for being fair and unbiased.
That designation instructs a court clerk to automatically forward the case to a specific judge.
Resources and tips for finding out about biographical and career history, caseload and docket profiles, and jurisdictional facts about a specific judge.
A group of six Russian judges was among the respondents in the case, and they argued that F.I.G. "must prove that a specific judge cheated".
Several lawyers were dismissive of the study, noting that the statistics mean nothing when contemplating a particular case, with its specific facts and legal issues, before a specific judge.
By deciding in December that the chief judge could pick who would hear a G.M. case — or a Chrysler case, for that matter, or any other "very large, complex case of national significance" — Detroit's six judges created the opportunity for the selection of a specific judge with particular views.
The choice of Kecskemét has raised some eyebrows, since the president of the county court there (who will assign the case to a specific judge) was one of the few court leaders in the country who did not sign a petition to the government protesting its judicial reforms.
Other states with specific judges or special divisions to handle business cases include Illinois, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
She may also "suggest" that disciplinary proceedings be initiated against specific judges within their courts.
All legal cases, both civil and criminal, can be assigned to specific judges by politically appointed officials.
He critiques specific judges and practices such as judges ceding writing of opinions to law clerks (he wrote his own) and having politicians appoint federal judges.
The role of specific judges, social and political disputes and case law are examined and socio-economic rights, the rule of law and electoral processes are all addressed.
